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Heads Up Georgia student winner and honorees
GCPS students recognized for world language proficiency
More than 440 GCPS students have been honored for their world language proficiency by the state of Georgia.
Jordan Middle School hosts Kyle Pitts at its Academic Pep Rally
Celebrate CTAE students in January and February
In January and February, GCPS recognizes our high school Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) Students of the Year. Each week, look for social media posts celebrating exceptional students from four high schools. On February 24, students and their families will gather to learn who will be named GCPS CTAE Student of the Year.
You can follow GCPS on Instagram, Facebook, and X to learn more about our students and the CTAE programs throughout the district.
Class of 2026 Graduation Schedule is posted online
Congratulations to the Class of 2026! The graduation schedule for all GCPS schools with a graduating class is available now.
For all guests attending the ceremony in person, we recommend checking the venue website for any clear bag policies.
Protect yourself and loved ones from the flu
According to the Georgia Department of Public Health, flu activity is widespread and severe in Georgia. Flu symptoms and their severity can vary from person to person and may include fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, body aches, headache, chills, and fatigue. Some people are at higher risk of developing serious complications if they get sick. Learn more about how to protect yourself and your loved ones and prevent the spread of flu.
Learn more about the school district's efforts with water safety.
Celebrating Excellence in Teaching
On January 29, GCPS will honor 141 exceptional educators whose dedication and impact make a difference in classrooms across our district. During the ceremony, we’ll also recognize the Elementary, Middle, and High School Teachers of the Year, culminating in the announcement of the overall District Teacher of the Year.
The celebration will be held at Gas South Arena. Learn more about the finalists and this year’s honorees—and stay tuned for additional details on our website.
Quick Guide to American Cancer Society Resources
Gwinnett County Public Schools is proud to partner with American Cancer Society to provide resources and information to support our students, families, and staff.
The American Cancer Society offers free services designed to support individuals and families affected by cancer—whether you’re looking for information, emotional support, or practical help. Visit our website or go to cancer.org for additional information.
Families + Schools = Safer Schools
School should always be a safe place for learning, friendships, and growth. As parents and guardians, you play a critical role in making sure your child understands what is appropriate — and what is not — when it comes to school behavior and safety.
You’re Invited: Join the GCPS Family Advisory Council
Families are at the heart of Gwinnett County Public Schools, and we want to hear from you! All parents and guardians of current GCPS students — elementary, middle, and high school — are invited to attend upcoming Family Advisory Council (FAC) meetings. FAC meetings are a welcoming space for families to:
Share ideas, questions, and feedback
Learn more about what’s happening across GCPS
Bring helpful information and insights back to their school communities
The upcoming FAC Meeting will take place on Tuesday, February 3 from 11 a.m.–1 p.m. at the Instructional Support Center, 437 Old Peachtree Rd. NW, Suwanee, GA 30024.
Registering helps us plan ahead by securing interpreters, preparing materials, arranging refreshments, and reserving seating. If you register, you’ll receive meeting reminders, room location, agenda, and parking details 1–2 business days before the meeting.
We hope you’ll join us, share your voice, and be part of the conversation. Your perspective matters, and together we can continue strengthening our schools for every student.